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Goderich Little Theatre presents thrilling adventure of James and the Giant Peach
Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) will soon present the thrilling adventures of an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach.
Bayfield Artist Guild Lights Up December at the Co-op Gallery
The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to welcome the Bayfield Artist Guild as its Visiting Artists for the month of December.
Former EZT building off the market for now
East Zorra-Tavistock (EZT) Township’s first attempt to sell its former office was unsuccessful, prompting the municipality to pay for a pair of studies at 90 Loveys St. in Hickson.
Goderich Little Theatre presents thrilling adventure of James and the Giant Peach
Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) will soon present the thrilling adventures of an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach.
Bayfield Artist Guild Lights Up December at the Co-op Gallery
The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to welcome the Bayfield Artist Guild as its Visiting Artists for the month of December.
Former EZT building off the market for now
East Zorra-Tavistock (EZT) Township’s first attempt to sell its former office was unsuccessful, prompting the municipality to pay for a pair of studies at 90 Loveys St. in Hickson.
Goderich Little Theatre presents thrilling adventure of James and the Giant Peach
Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) will soon present the thrilling adventures of an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach.
Bayfield Artist Guild Lights Up December at the Co-op Gallery
The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to welcome the Bayfield Artist Guild as its Visiting Artists for the month of December.
Former EZT building off the market for now
East Zorra-Tavistock (EZT) Township’s first attempt to sell its former office was unsuccessful, prompting the municipality to pay for a pair of studies at 90 Loveys St. in Hickson.
Goderich Little Theatre presents thrilling adventure of James and the Giant Peach
Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) will soon present the thrilling adventures of an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach.
Bayfield Artist Guild Lights Up December at the Co-op Gallery
The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to welcome the Bayfield Artist Guild as its Visiting Artists for the month of December.
Former EZT building off the market for now
East Zorra-Tavistock (EZT) Township’s first attempt to sell its former office was unsuccessful, prompting the municipality to pay for a pair of studies at 90 Loveys St. in Hickson.
To Stratford With Love returns for 37th year
One of the most-anticipated Stratford holiday traditions is returning for its 37th year on Dec. 13 at the Stratford Rotary Complex.
Stratford Irish bolsters roster and beat Six Nations Ironmen
Before facing the Six Nations Ironmen on Nov. 22, the Stratford Irish made a series of transactions in a span of 48 hours.
Rod Beattie returns to perform his one-man adaptation of A Christmas Carol at museum
The now beloved tradition of Rod Beattie’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol is returning to the Stratford Perth Museum for three performances in December. This one-man show is riveting to children and adults alike as Beattie masterfully transforms into each of the characters driving the story before the audience’s eyes.
Local boys to host eighth and final year of their annual toy drive
When Porter Huffman and Colton Lawrence first gathered loose Canadian Tire money from around their homes at age six, they never imagined a simple idea, “Let’s help other kids have a great Christmas,” would grow into a community tradition that would touch hundreds of families.
Town of St. Marys officially adopts 2026 budget with 3.88 per-cent levy increase, inclusive of growth
Though, under the newly expanded Strong Mayor Powers granted to St. Marys by the province earlier this year, there was no passing of an official budget bylaw as there has been in years past, the Town of St. Marys has officially adopted its 2026 budget with 3.88 per-cent levy increase, inclusive of growth.
St. Marys Museum to mix holidays with history at upcoming open house
The St. Marys Museum is inviting locals for festive treats and valuable gift ideas at next month’s annual open house.
Annual arts and craft show attracts big crowd
The community came out in full force on Saturday, Nov. 15, as the 43rd Woodstock Arts and Craft Show transformed the Oxford Auditorium into a bustling marketplace of creativity.
Theatre Woodstock’s Little Women heartwarming take on family and growing up
A literary classic will arrive on the Theatre Woodstock stage just in time for the holidays.
Oxford MP looking for answers on CAMI plant
Amid threats by Unifor Local 88 to take over the massive Ingersoll production facility, Arpan Khanna is accusing the federal government of dragging its feet on coming up with a solution to get employees back to work.
Goderich Little Theatre presents thrilling adventure of James and the Giant Peach
Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) will soon present the thrilling adventures of an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach.
Bayfield Artist Guild Lights Up December at the Co-op Gallery
The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to welcome the Bayfield Artist Guild as its Visiting Artists for the month of December.
Town of Goderich recognizes outstanding citizens who make significant contributions to the community
At a Citizen Recognition Event on November 17, the Town of Goderich celebrated 25 individuals who have made a significant contribution or positive impact to the community.
Former EZT building off the market for now
East Zorra-Tavistock (EZT) Township’s first attempt to sell its former office was unsuccessful, prompting the municipality to pay for a pair of studies at 90 Loveys St. in Hickson.
WRCF report says Wilmot Township growing at slower rate than rest of region
The Waterloo Region Community Foundation (WRCF) presented its Vital Signs report to Wilmot council at the Nov. 24 meeting, showing the township is growing at a much-slower rate than the rest of the Region of Waterloo.
Tavistock’s fresh-cut Christmas trees arrive for the season
Real Christmas tree lovers can rejoice – Tavistock’s annual shipment of fresh, fragrant Balsam Fir trees has arrived once again.
Building a business through her love of animals
Pets can add so much to a home and soon become another ‘member’ of our family. We feed them, care for them and love them on a daily basis but, sometimes, we might need to leave them at home for work or holidays. You want to know that, if you can’t be there for them, someone trustworthy and caring will be there to help you out.
Canadian government ‘takes the threat of avian influenza very seriously’
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is a serious threat, which is why the Canadian government puts a lot of effort into preventing it from spreading when it’s detected.
Horse activities abound at Norfolk County Fair
There will be plenty of horsepower October 7-13th in Simcoe as the kind with hooves, manes and tails compete at the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show!
Farmers should ‘demand’ fair agreements with tech providers, say experts
Keeping pace with the frenetic growth of new technology is hard enough on its own, but when paired with confusing agreements that are longer than Tolstoy’s War and Peace and using complicated legalese, it can make any business owner’s head spin.
Twenty View recognized for its work supporting Niagara’s farmers
When he started what would become one of West Lincoln’s most prominent farming operations, Daryl Haanstra had little more than his 1998 John Deere 6620 Titan II combine and a strong work ethic.
IPM celebrates the ‘heart and soul’ of the province
Aside from the colours of their respective tractors as Ontario’s political party leaders took part in the VIP plowing match, politicians kept things as non-partisan as possible for the kickoff of the International Plowing Match.
The Buy Canadian in grocery stores movement helps Ontario apples to be the first pick for health-conscious eaters
The vision statement of the Ontario Apple Growers (OGA) reads: Ontario Apples – the first pick for healthy consumers. According to the OGA’s new chair, Chris Hedges of Vanessa, this came true for Ontario’s 2024 sales – and sales for the 2025 seem to be similarly promising.
Brant Woodlot Owners Association: make new friends, love trees, sequester carbon and boost your income
Utilizing strategic woodlot management techniques rather than leaving your treed areas “to nature” can provide greater pleasure and income, insist two farmers affiliated with the Brant Woodlot Association (BWOA).
Larry Davis brings ingenuity to farming
When Ag Day returned to Hagersville on June 6 as part of the town’s 150th anniversary celebrations, Larry Davis was there for the opening ceremonies, giving the official proclamation as town crier.
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